Parents with grade school kids (5-11) audience targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parents with grade school kids (5-11) (Parents With Grade School Kids (5 11)) and Parental status (Parent). A sample of responses:

• I like how A shows some of the craft projects on the box.
• I looks brighter and more colorful. It really stands out, induces excitement.
• I like option B the best. I like the design of the packaging. the rainbow is very attractive. i like it zoomed in so i can better see
• I prefer Option B as my first choice. It's colorful and bright and seems more appropriate for kids as it looks fun and friendly. Option A is much more subdued and has 5 star reviews but Option B is bold and eye catching.
• A seems more for older kids . B is more younger for sure. I like the design on the front. i like seeing engaging on the description

This is a 4 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Parents with grade school kids (5-11) (Parents With Grade School Kids (5 11)). A sample of responses:

• I picked my choices based upon the criteria the kids would be learning about. The criteria is just to learn the basis for land, water, continents, etc. More "advanced" ideas about towns and cities, like in Choice C, would be later in their learning progression. While I like C the most, it would not be appropriate to force kids to learn that advanced. Thus, I went with what picture and graphics on the covers of A, B, and D were the best. D has the most detail and looks the best, then A. B is awful, but still not "advanced" learning like C.
• I like Options A & B the best. The layouts are colorful, bright and attractive with the globes. Option A has a lightness to it thats very appealing. Option D is nice but i dont like as much the dark background. In Option C the presentation looks too urban and concentrating on cities rather than nature and natural things.
• Option B is my first choice because the image of the earth is more generic and not focused on one particular area like Options A & D. Option C has too much going on, it's too busy, lacks focus and seems to be more interested in cities rather than the earth itself. Option A appears to be focused on the Middle East, while Option D seems to be focused on North America only.
• I like A because you see how big Earth is. I also like the clouds and how light it is around the Earth. C is just way too busy! It has too much going on in it and around it. I do like the outer space tho, but the buildings sticking out of Earth look quite odd. I don't think kids that age would like it. In fact- I asked my daughter- who is 9- and she said- I like A. D looks weird.
• D--the colors (orange, purple, lavender) all seem to follow together making an artwork that assists an explanation.B--colors of the earth drabby looking. The orange in title very good, Yellow and green depressing.C--Way to many shades of blue. This was my contender at first. Awesome illustration. Needs more coloring. Space shuttle, planets, and balloons perfect add ons.A--Too much orange. The earth tones are too lid back. To much light browns/tan. Sky is way to white.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parents with grade school kids (5-11) (Parents With Grade School Kids (5 11)), Parents with toddlers (2-4) (Parents With Toddlers (2 4)), and Parents with babies (0-1) (Parents With Babies (0 1)). A sample of responses:

• I prefer the more muted colors in option B. Option A is also nice, but I tend to trend towards more subdued and neutral colors, and option B is more representative of that.
• I have a 9 mo old son who would enjoy these
• I choose option A as my choice because of the color of the product very much attracted me so i choose option A
• option b is more descriptive in my opinion.
• I think this option would fit better for both genders, so if you don’t know the gender of the child this would work.

This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Parents with grade school kids (5-11) (Parents With Grade School Kids (5 11)). A sample of responses:

• This option seems like a more durable and reliable product I like the simplicity of the description and that it uses recycled materials
• I thought it was a quality product
• I would rather have something new.
• If it recycled I make the assumption that all or part of what I'm getting has been used.
• I like A because it tells me what the backpack is in a simple way. I would buy one described as A

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parents with grade school kids (5-11) (Parents With Grade School Kids (5 11)). A sample of responses:

• Option A is too dark. B pulls the eye when they are next to eachother.
• I like B better because I think that the shape of the beaker is better. I like the colors more
• I think b is more kid friendly because of the planets in the background
• B I feel is the better design as it image looks better and not as sparkly looking like A.
• I choose B because I like the design better. The atom in the back behind the beaker is more appealing to the eye in my opinion.

This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Parents with grade school kids (5-11) (Parents With Grade School Kids (5 11)). A sample of responses:

• I happy because my child is learning something no matter the cost.
• I feel like things like this help encourage children, and adults, to look at everyday items in a new and different way.
• I prefer Option A as my first choice. I'm much more a glass half full kind of a person so if my child is happy and delighted, I'm good. Thirty nine dollars is not that much in my opinion and it seems cheap at that price to make my child enthused and happy.
• I could have supplied all of these myself for probably less than $5.
• I love it because it is good value and it combines things for me I would have to otherwise spend time trying to do myself.